A Review of Inter-Civilizational Dialogue Governmental and Private Initiatives
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Is interfaith dialogue full of challenges or opportunities? Does it
lead somewhere, or is it a never ending circular road? When we
dialogue, do we still harbor the notion of converting our dialogue
partners? Analyzing some of the actual work done by governments
and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), as well as
academics and individuals, may answer these questions. In this
short article, I will focus on several efforts’ goals, success rate,
and what we can learn from their experiences.
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